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FOOD NOSTALGIA: When slow food was a way of life — a small-town reminiscence

‘Written over several years,’ reader Judith Shopley writes at the end of her story about life in a small town, and all the food that salted and peppered her family’s days.

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FOOD NOSTALGIA: When slow food was a way of life — a small-town reminiscence
‘Written over several years,’ reader Judith Shopley writes at the end of her story about life in a small town, and all the food that salted and peppered her family’s days.
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